Frederick County backs school plans amid tight capital budget
Frederick officials backed school construction requests as capital needs rose to about 96 million above last year. The county aims to fund roughly 514.4 million of planned 745 million in projects through fiscal 2008 after a public hearing while pressuring for the Monocacy Boulevard project. Overcrowding prompts new schools or major additions, with increases due to larger project sizes and higher design costs.
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Beaddock Heights pool house razed by backhoe
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS residents react to the demolition of the 63 year old Beaddock Heights pool house built in 1929. The Beaddock Heights Community Association ordered the dismantling citing space for parking and sunlit area plans for Memorial Day weekend. Some mourn the loss as an old friend while others call it an eyesore and support the move.
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Brunswick City Council hears residents before annexation vote
About twenty four Brunswick residents attended a special meeting Tuesday to discuss routine matters ahead of next week’s annexation decision tied to Brunswick Crossing. Council approved a telecommunications tower ordinance and reviewed arts and entertainment district plans, with a final decision slated for March 26.
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Thomas Named to Dean's List at Salisbury University
Jamie Thomas of Myarsville was named to the fall semester dean's list at Salisbury University, highlighting academic achievement by the student and recognizing high scholastic performance within the university community.
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Hecht pushes Vera's Law for electronic nursing home monitoring
Maryland delegate Sue Hecht proposes Vera's Law to require nursing homes to allow resident or representative to place recording devices. Violations carry up to 2000 dollars or five years in jail for facilities, with tampering or noncompliance facing penalties. Supporters say cameras could improve care while pilots struggle to enroll facilities.
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